Gillette Castle, Connecticut

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Atop the most southerly hill of a chain of hills known as the Seven Sisters sits the retirement estate of noted actor, director, and playwright William Hooker Gillette. Named the Seventh Sister by Gillette, the property’s focal point is a 24-room stone mansion reminiscent of a medieval castle.

William Gillette was born in 1853 in Hartford, Connecticut. His father, Francis, was a Yale-educated lawyer, farmer and prominent politician who served a term in the U.S. Senate. His mother, Elisabeth, was a descendant of Thomas Hooker, the founder of Connecticut. Will grew up in the Nook Farm neighborhood of Hartford with the likes of Harriet Beecher Stowe and Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain) as neighbors. Will left home to pursue an acting career and went on to become one of the most successful and significant stage actors in American theater at the turn of the 20th century.

William Gillette as Sherlock Holmes

William Gillette’s most recognized role is that of Sherlock Holmes. With the permission of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the fictional detective’s creator, Gillette wrote the first authorized play adaptations of the novels. Beginning in 1899, Gillette went on to star as Sherlock Holmes more than 1,300 times over the course of 33 years. Gillette originated and popularized many common features of the character: the deerstalker cap, Inverness cape, curved pipe, magnifying glass and the phrase “elementary, my dear fellow” (which later evolved into “Elementary, my dear Watson,” one of the most recognized lines in popular culture).

Personal Life

William Gillette married Helen Nichols, an actress from Detroit, in 1882. In 1888, she died from a ruptured appendix at the age of 28. Will promised her that he would never remarry. He outlived Helen by 49 years, staying single and childless for the rest of his life.

Building The Castle

The Castle was meant as a retirement home. As William Gillette insisted that it was not a castle, the official name of the property was the Seventh Sister Estate. Informally, it was the “Hadlyme stone heap” or simply “the pile of rocks.” Design of the Castle and all the quirks and eccentricities therein was done by William Gillette. The Porteus-Walker Company of Hartford was hired as the general contractor.

Construction was started in 1914 and completed in 1919, with Gillette later modifying the building, including the expansion from 1923 to 1926. As a finished product, the 14,000-square-foot building contained 24 rooms and cost $1.1 million to complete. Work on the home was done primarily by a team of 20 men. The house is built of fieldstone collected from the property and surrounding area. A team of five master carpenters created all of the woodwork for the Castle, carving southern white oak by hand. The entire structure is well supported by a frame of steel I-beams.

For the time, the house had all the modern utilities. Electricity was provided by generator before the rest of the town had access. Hand-carved wooden light switches were meant to resemble levers backstage or operating switches for a railroad. Light fixtures ranged from Gillette’s handmade craft lights to Quezal globes to two made by Tiffany & Co. Red mortar and grass floor tiles used as wall coverings are more examples of the building’s uniqueness. The house had several bathrooms, each with a modern toilet, sink and bathtub, and hot and cold water. Central heating originated from a coal-fired boiler in the basement and provided steam to fill the cast-iron radiators spread around the home.

The woodwork within the Castle is hand-hewn southern white oak. Gillette designed 47 one-of-a-kind doors within the structure, each having a unique, elaborate latch intricately carved of wood. Pieces of furniture such as the dining-room table and office chair were set on tracks to avoid damaging the floors. A built-in liquor cabinet could be locked by Gillette who then could view it from the second-floor balcony through one of three strategically placed mirrors. The home also includes a 1,500-square-foot living room, a greenhouse, several guest bedrooms, an art gallery, a library and two tower rooms.

Seventh Sisters Railroad

William Gillette had a love of trains since childhood and always wanted to drive one. In 1927, Gillette built a quarter-scale, narrow-gauge railroad around his 122-acre property. The railroad included two engines (one steam, one electric), several passenger cars, and three miles of track complete with bridges, turnarounds and a tunnel. There is a railroad station (called “Grand Central”) with a spectacular view of the Connecticut River that used to house Gillette’s railway cars, and the modern walking trails follow much of the old railroad bed. On the grounds, one also will find a covered bridge, a tunnel, several wooden bridges and Gillette’s goldfish pond.

From private estate to Gillette castle state park

William Gillette died in 1937 at the age of 83 and nine months. The estate was left to his cousin and brother-in-law. They tried to sell the Castle at auction in 1938. The winning bid was $35,000 from a real estate broker; however, the relatives rejected it. The reason is that Gillette said in his will that he did not want the property “in the possession of some blithering saphead who has no conception of where he is or with what surrounded.” In 1943, the State of Connecticut, with help from the Connecticut Forest and Park Association, purchased the property from Gillette’s family at a cost of $30,000. Gillette Castle State Park first opened to the public on October 7, 1944, as a museum and state park.

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  1. Good Morning All!
    I’m back!
    we got power restored around 5 this morning…so two and a half days of no power. i feel i missed so much!
    A BIG THANK YOU to Filly for minding things while i was out!!!!

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    1. I had a bath this morning! put away numerous extension cords (from the generator) and now i’m having COFFEE!!!!

      the coffee pot was not fried–it just doesn’t like extension cords apparently!

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      1. That’s even better news! Still, might not hurt to acquire one of the battery-operated coffee pots…you know….just in case! LOL

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    2. Out-fucking-standing, my friend! Welcome back! You were missed fer sure! My surprise of the morning was getting up at 5:30, opening the patio door and seeing the exterior motion-activated light coming on. A few seconds later, here came Wheezer/Sleezer/Hussy thru the doggie door. I emptied the rest of the tuna into her dish and she commenced chowing down. I left the door open (Jake is shut in the BR) and went about getting a cup of coffee – when I returned to my chair, she was hunkered down inside on the mat by the door. I’m pleased to not see any ear mites.

      She then proceeded to clean her face…..

      And sat there for about 5 minutes, just gazing around, before entering and traveling thru the kitchen, around behind the couch and back to the kitchen, looking up to the counter as if she thought there might be more tuna “up there!” Nope – all gone!

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        2. The upside-down M on her forehead is brown on the outsides.

          “As the most common kind of cat, tabby cats are surprisingly misunderstood. Most people don’t realize, for example, that every domestic house cat possesses the tabby gene. Those that aren’t easily identified by their stripes, swirls, or spots are called “diluted tabbies.”

          These undercover tabby cats possess other genes that essentially cancel out classic tabby markings. However, even some diluted tabbies can’t hide the most distinctive mark of a tabby cat: the letter “M ” on their foreheads.”

          https://cats.com/why-do-tabby-cats-have-an-m-on-their-foreheads

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  6. The Vigilant Fox 🦊

    @VigilantFox

    Something stinks about the whole Trump assassination attempt, and Joe Rogan can smell it. “The whole thing stinks of either incompetence or a DESIGN, or we’re in the matrix.” One or two mistakes is one thing, but 10-plus anomalies is highly suspicious.

    1. No local law enforcement was on the rooftop used by the shooter.

    2. When law enforcement was notified by citizens of the shooter, there was no prompt action at the rooftop to neutralize the shooter.

    3. Local law enforcement failed to initiate active shooter protocol to protect Trump and the crowd.

    4. There was no apparent communication from local law enforcement to the USSS to get Trump to a secure location.

    5. Police snipers on the roof used binoculars to track the shooter’s position and did not warn the USSS below to get Trump off the stage.

    6. Police snipers under scope vision allowed the shooter to get set and shoot six rounds at Trump.

    7. A police sniper got off the scope and looked with the naked eye to be sure the shooter had taken his shots and never looked down at Trump.

    8. Finally, a police sniper shot Crooks.

    9. No local police went up on the roof immediately after Crooks was shot to take away his gun and check on his status.

    10. All the while, there was no active shooter protocol, and no warning was given to Trump or the audience. Credit to

    @McCulloughFund

    for this comprehensive list.

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  9. how did he get an encrypted phone? who was he talking to???

    Shadow of Ezra

    @ShadowofEzra

    The Senate briefing on the Trump rally shooting has just concluded. Key points, according to two senators on the call: – The shooter visited the rally site a few days in advance to scope it out. – 62 minutes elapsed between the time the shooter was photographed as suspicious and when he fired the shots. – 20 minutes elapsed between the time he was spotted by snipers and when he fired the shots. – FBI Director Christopher Wray stated there’s no known foreign nexus, but no established motive as of now. – The shooter used encrypted communications and had little to no social media presence.

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  11. MJTruthUltra

    @MJTruthUltra

    Oooooo…. They are so Busted!! 🚨 The Butler Township Commissioner says the SS Director is Lying that the Building the Shooter was on was the Responsibility was the Local PD • The local Butler Township Police’s only duties assigned to them were “strictly traffic detail”… —— they were not detailed to any security detail related to the event. “I was so frustrated and frankly hit my limit last night when I saw Secret Service saying it was the responsibility of the local police department… THAT’S ABSOLUTELY NOT CORRECT!” HOLY CRAP!!!!!!

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    2. Oh, that doctor meme – soooo fricking true!!! And the nurse used to be required to actually read off EVERY SINGLE JAB you could possibly get; at least the last time, I was able to say “no to any jabs” and she simply clicked the boxes. Progress…..I guess….sigh.

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  16. TheseTruths(@thesetruths)

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    Wolf

    July 18, 2024 01:06

    Catturd:

    So let me get this straight …

    They knew about the shooter well ahead of time …

    – but still let Trump take the stage.

    – then let the shooter fire and hit Trump and shoot and kill Trump supporters before they acted.

    Screw firing people – these people belong in prison.

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  18. check out the reply to the first post…LOL

    Charlotte99

    July 18, 2024 12:41 am

    @CollinRugg
    2h
    NEW: President Joe Biden seen being a superspreader at a Mexican restaurant in Las Vegas just one hour before he announced he had cov*d. At 5:20 pm eastern time, Biden’s National Latino Engagement Director @michelleavillgs posted the following video from Las Vegas. Less than one hour later, it was announced that Biden had cov*d and had to cancel his event in Las Vegas. “Biden spending a moment with a young girl and her family in Las Vegas today at iconic Mexican restaurant Lindo Michoacán,” Villegas said at 5:20 pm today.

    https://nitter.poast.org/CollinRugg/status/1813751382207582485#m

    4

    Reply

    Charles Carroll

    July 18, 2024 12:49 am

    Reply to  Charlotte99

    I thought Kamala was the super spreader.

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  19. Bad Dog! No Biscuit!

    Bad Dog! No Biscuit!

    July 18, 2024 12:53 am

    Going forward.

    If you are at Trump rally and you see something wrong, ie a guy on a roof with what appears to be a rifle, don’t try yelling at the police on site, DIAL 911 AND REPORT AN ACTIVE SHOOTER.

    I am still flabbergasted that all these witnesses relied on the local LE/SS presence to do something.

    Once you dial 911 report an active shooter, the dispatcher must take it seriously, and escalate the situation. And when we’re looking at a political rally with the former President of the United States, they are now in the hot seat, regardless of the SS. And the call to 911 is recorded from the very start, so it can’t be buried as easily.

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    1. Good point! At the same time, it makes sense that they would think it wasn’t necessary – certainly shouldn’t have been necessary!!!

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  20. KanekoaTheGreat

    @KanekoaTheGreat

    Thomas Matthew Crooks reportedly disliked Republican and Democrat politicians and called a classmate “stupid” for supporting President Trump. A classmate also reported that Crooks and his friends threatened to “shoot up” their high school during their freshman year. “I brought up the fact that I’m Hispanic, and I’m for Trump.” “He called me stupid or insinuated that I was stupid.” “He did not like politicians. Especially during 2016, it was Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton, all of them. He showed that he disliked all of them.” “He was a know-it-all. So once again, if he was passionate about something, he would talk, talk, talk and act like he knew everything, especially politics related.” “He was real smug and arrogant whenever he was talking.” “His friend group… they were definitely the type, and they did make threats to shoot up our school. During our freshmen year, there were Snapchat messages saying Thomas made a threat. It was that friend group.” “Everyone was mainly blaming his friend group, but the name that kept coming up was Thomas.” “The signs were there, and somebody definitely had to have known whether he was talking to somebody… Anybody who knew him should have known something was up.”

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  24. Peter Bernegger
    @PeterBernegger
    Jul 17 • 1 tweets • 1 min read •
    Read on X
    PENNSYLVANIA voter registrations run through our TITAN system: the worst we’ve seen!

    -Registered to a commercial address: 2,405
    -Missing or wrong APT, STE, Unit #: 323,524
    -Invalid address: 346,505
    -Used Post Office Physical Address: 240
    -Registration occurred on a fed holiday: 315,517
    -Moved, left no forwarding address: 27,672
    -Permanently moved out of state: 262,488
    -Permanently moved to a new county: 169,083
    (within Pennsylvania)
    Total: 1,420,435

    This is why absentee mail-in voting must be banned. Bad people can use these registrations to cast ballots using the names and addresses of others. And there are more than the 1,420,435—we’re not even showing all our outputs.

    We published Georgia’s numbers below on July 15th and North Carolina’s on July 10th.

    This is a complete failure by state level election officials, election clerks and ERIC in keeping our voter reg. lists clean. Almost like they are doing it on purpose……bingo.

    Vote in person on election day. Don’t let the bad guys steal your ballot. Nor allow them to know who and how many are voting.

    Get this to anyone at the RNC Convention, to any place you can get it published. Your seeing a key part of the election fraud when viewing these numbers as dirty rolls = dirty elections.

    @EmeraldRobinson @hoopes_leah #electionfraud

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  29. Pat, I posted the entire loooong post from Dr. Malone @ M’s but look at this:

    The firm that took the suspicious and enormous bet against President Trump’s Truth Social stock ($DJT) ONE DAY before the assassination attempt is Austin Private Wealth LLC, majority held by George Soros’ Vanguard and BlackRock.

    Coincidentally, BlackRock, a party that would have greatly profited from President Trump’s death, included the shooter, Thomas Matthew Crooks, in a 2022 promotional video.

    Alex Soros infamously shared an Atlantic Magazine cover image which featured a bullet hole in glass, followed by a picture of cash which added up to the number 47, a message some interpreted as a cryptic death threat against President Trump.

    Austin Private Wealth LLC is also connected to the late-President George H.W. Bush, who was a client, and through his son, President George W. Bush, who attended events and was involved in the company’s charitable initiatives. Bush family close associate James A. Baker III, a former Secretary of State and H.W.’s White House Chief of Staff, has served as the firms Senior Policy Director since its inception in 2006.

    Being that this was the largest bet the firm has ever taken, it’s fair to presume Baker had a role in making it. It’s also important to remember the moment H.W. made a Sicilian style death motion toward a tv showing President Trump decimating his son Jeb during the 2016 Presidential primary.

    Lastly, Austin Private Wealth LLC, according to their website, directly supports the ACLU, ADL Austin, Shalom Austin, Jewish Community Center, Camp Young Judaea, Congregation Beth Israel, Austin Jewish Academy, and Hadassah.

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  31. Another VERY wordy guy but I really enjoy his perspectives!

    “Catalyst Events and The Trump Assassination Attempt: A Theory for How Trump Dodged the Assassin’s Bullet”

    A MIDWESTERN DOCTOR, JUL 18, 2024

    “Note: this article is different from the content typically publish, but I felt it should be written due to a few questions I was repeatedly receiving.

    Both I and my spiritual teachers believe we live in a very unique era, where due to cyclical cosmic forces that are at a play, longstanding paradigms can change in a blink of an eye and previously inconceivable events will occur one after another. On one hand, this cyclical period where “time is cut in half and cut in half again” is often thought of as “the age of darkness” because humans often cannot adapt to the rapid changes it brings forth, but on the flip side these periods offer immense opportunities for both individuals and societies at large to evolve and discard dysfunctional paradigms which caused immense damage to everyone for generations.

    For example, imagine for a moment how slowly human society changed over the centuries, and then compare it to how profoundly different our society has been in each successive decade, or that the pace of change has only continued to accelerate—especially with the advent of the internet.

    Because society becomes so mutable in these eras, events will frequently emerge that have the potential to radically shift the direction of the society for decades if not generations to come. More importantly, those events are often inflection points that offer two very different paths depending on which way the society bifurcates, and hence the way individuals in the society respond to the event carries truly profound consequences.

    A lot of what I’ve done since 2020 (e.g., all the time I put into this publication) for example has been because I recognized that COVID-19 was one such inflection point, and that it was equally possible it would lead to a dystopian biosecurity future of government and pharmaceutical enslavement or that it would allow us at last to begin shedding the yolk of the malignant medical ideology which has enslaved us for over a century.

    Recently, we had another one of those inflection points—the attempted assassination of Donald Trump. In my eyes, had it succeeded and Trump had died from a headshot on national television, it’s very possible a catastrophic war would have broken out. However, instead something even more unexpected happened—the assassin’s bullet just barely missed and a message of unity we essentially have not seen for the last decade began spreading through the country….”

    https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/catalyst-events-and-the-trump-assassination

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  32. i do not believe the maggot has cv. his mouth & the taco’s ego are the biggest liabilities to the dems right now. he insists on running but his mouth running is worse. he needs to be silenced and the best way to sideline the maggot (besides a more permanent solution) is to quarantine him. that way only press releases composed by his team become public.

    the nation might rally behind a badass president, but the maggot is looking less and less than an average “joe” let alone a badass.

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  34. Just The News: “Former President Trump is reportedly planning to attend the funeral for the firefighter killed by a gunman at his rally in Butler, Pa. on Saturday. Corey Comperatore, 50, died after shielding his family from the gunfire at the rally, which injured Trump and two attendees. The funeral takes place on Friday, the day after the conclusion of the GOP convention.

    “He was very kind and said he would continue to call me in the days and weeks ahead,” Helen Comperatore, his wife, wrote of Trump on Facebook. “I told him the same thing I told everyone else. He left this world a hero and God welcomed him in. He did not die in vain that day.”

    A GoFundMe setup for Comperatore has raised more than $1.2 million. A separate fundraiser setup by Trump’s campaign to support Comperatore and the rally attendees who were injured has raised more than $5 millions so far. Recording artist Kid Rock and UFC CEO Dana White donated $50,000.” 

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  36. Anyone wanna bet? I foresee within a day at most (quite possibly by the end of today), the word will come out that he has a “particularly virulent” form of COVID and it has just taken soooo much out of him that, perhaps, he really should hand over the reins now….

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      1. I’d go with the scared the shit out of them, most likely – “things” will suddenly be “accidentally leaked,” perhaps?

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  37. Well, alrighty then….I just turned to look outside and there lies Wheezer, just relaxing and lying down. When she wants a nap during the day, she normally heads over to the chair in the shade on the west end of the patio. She’s going to sleep right there this time, within 2 steps of the door.

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  38. Brett Baier claims dem insiders have informed him that this is happening – FJB will not be the nominee and it’s happening sooner rather than later. Over/under is 5 days.

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  39. Cool! Enes Kanter, the basketball player, is now a US citizen as of 11/2021 and will vote for the first time this year!!!

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      1. Oh, she’s gonna get fired – just a matter of time. She also needs to be charged with, at a minimum, dereliction of duty!!!

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  41. H/T M – it was $45M originally….

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  42. R Green

    R Green

    July 18, 2024 11:19 am

    I figured Peter Navarro would use unjust incarceration as opportunity to research/outline competent prison reform but this morning on Warroom, Navarro said he uncovered a ‘$5 billion corruption scheme by Fed Bureau of Prison’s’ which he will be talking about next week. 👍😁

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  44. Clarion

    July 18, 2024 11:09 am

    I’m preparing an investigative series on DEI in the federal government. If you’re working in a federal agency, leak me documents, recordings, and other materials at chrisrufo@protonmail.com. We’ll protect your anonymity.

    Study the policies of Susan Rice. She embedded DEI into every single department and tied funding to enacting the goals.

    — The Sentinel (@sentinelpatrol) July 16, 2024

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  45. I hear the ex SS director saying “it’s all about leadership.” No, it’s not – it’s about basic competence first and foremost!!!

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  47. Just talked to Sis – she took Mom in for her check-up, where the doctor removed the stitches and gave her the all-clear, check-up in 60 days. Sis also was suffering from the heat since her window a/c in her modular (old but newer than mine and not as sturdy – metal siding, flimsy skirting, etc.) quit working about a week or so ago. A younger gal who she used to help with her fair animals and who would fill in for Sis if she was going to be gone, taking care of her animals, showed up w/her BF with a brand new, 10K BTU air conditioner for her!!!

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  48. saw this at wolf’s–pavaca brought it from Marica’s. wanted to keep the info here.

    Laura Loomer

    @LauraLoomer

    EXCLUSIVE: NEW REPORT ALARMING NEW DETAILS AROUND THE BUILDING USED BY THE SHOOTER TO ALMOST ASSASSINATE PRESIDENT TRUMP! WHY IS THE COMPANY THAT OWNS THE BUILDING NOT TALKING? AND WHY HAVE THEY NOT RELEASED A STATEMENT? AGR International, the building Thomas Matthew Crooks shot from, was just sold in March to a Clayton, Dubilier and Rice (CD&R)

    @CDRBuilds

    subsidiary called INDICOR. It is worth noting that Joseph L. Rice III is the Founder of Clayton, Dubilier & Rice. Rice is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and he is also a member of the Brookings Institution, the same Brookings institute

    @BrookingsInst

    that has perpetuated lawfare campaigns against President Trump in an effort to keep him off the ballot for the 2024 Presidential election. It’s important for people to understand how the DEEP STATE has a history of using proprietary companies as cutouts. According to filings and their own press releases, Indicor was officially formed in Jan 2023 by CD&R, who just partnered Jon Selib

    @Jselib

    . Prior to joining CD&R, Jon Selib was the Senior Vice President of Global policy and public affairs and Pfizer, a position he remained in until 2022. As the Senior VP of Global policy and public affairs for

    @Pfizer

    , Selib was a MAX DONOR to Joe Biden’s campaign when he ran against President Trump. The current CEO of Indicor is Doug Wright, who was previously deployed with defense contractor Raytheon Technologies. Doug Wright, CEO of Indicor, confirmed that “law enforcement was on the premises of the building before the shooting took place”, since it was deemed to be a high security risk location by the Secret Service. Wright also said the office was closed on the day of the attempted assassination of President Trump. Roberto Quarta is the Chairman of the Private Equity group (CD&R) that owns Indicor/AGR. His photo is listed on the World Economic Forum (WEF)

    @wef

    website. Oddly enough, John Stroup the Indicor Chairman and CD&R partner, recently announced his resignation from the board of directors of Crane Company on June 5th, 2024, effective July 22nd, 2024. On March 18, 2024, the change of registered office by entity for the building the shooter shot from was changed to “Corporation Service Company”. Corporation Service Company is registered as a foreign business corporation in Delaware. In December 2023, CD&R made Jon Selib a partner, after he joined CD&R in 2022. Selib was the former chief of Staff to Democrat Montana Senator Max Baucus

    @MaxBaucus

    (D), the Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee. In 2013, Barack Obama chose Senator Baucus to be the US ambassador to CHINA. Selib spent 12 years working in the US Senate and became Chief of Staff to Senator Baucus after Baucus’ former chief of staff Jim Messina left to fill the same position for Democrat Barack Obama’s presidential campaign. In 2020, Ambassador Baucus went on CNN and said President Trump’s rhetorical attacks on China make him “a little bit like Hitler” when President Trump was blaming China for the COVID outbreak. Ambassador Baucus currently lives in Bozeman, Montana, where he and his wife, Melodee Hanes, formed a consulting firm called Baucus Group LLC. Ambassador Baucus provides consulting services to American and Chinese businesses and he serves on the Board of Directors of Ingram Micro, and the Board of Advisors to the Chinese Communist Party owned Alibaba Group. Cc:

    @TeamTrump

    @LaCivitaC@JasonMillerinDC

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  49. Ironic! A story in this week’s local paper about using drones to inspect the electric transmission lines in NE….but the SS can’t use drones at rallies??!!?? Riiiiight!!!

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  50. “The Democrat Party Faces Extinction”

    CLANDESTINE, JUL 18, 2024

    “If Trump wins, and is able to prevent WW3 as he claims, that means the Dems just waged an 8+ year war on the guy who ended up bringing world peace. There’s no coming back from that.

    I think we are watching a massive restructure of US politics. If Trump wins convincingly, he will have majorities in both chambers, with his already existing majority in the Supreme Court. He would then have the power to fully implement the MAGA agenda, and most importantly, he actually has the public support he did not have last time.

    Combine this with Elon’s takeover of Twitter and the decentralization of media, all the pieces are in place for Trump to have success, without the MSM brainwashing the public to think he is a Russian asset.

    Trump will control all three branches of government, he will have massive public support, unlimited political ammunition, and the MSM have been largely neutralized. The stars are aligning.”

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